Jones the Rhythm

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"Jones the Rhythm" is a track by Grace Jones, featured on her 1985 concept album *Slave to the Rhythm*, blending art-pop, funk, and avant-garde production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album Slave to the Rhythm NERFINISHED
artist Grace Jones NERFINISHED
associatedWithArtistPersona Grace Jones’ androgynous image
associatedWithMovement 1980s art-pop
chronologicallyFollows Pull Up to the Bumper NERFINISHED
chronologicallyPrecedes Slave to the Rhythm (single) NERFINISHED
composer Bruce Woolley NERFINISHED
Stephen Lipson NERFINISHED
Trevor Horn NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuredOn music television channels in the 1980s
genre art pop
avant-garde
funk
pop
hasBPMRange mid-tempo
hasCriticalReception noted as a key track on Slave to the Rhythm
praised for innovative production
hasFormat 12-inch single
7-inch single
hasMusicalFeature funk-influenced rhythm section
orchestral arrangement
sampling and studio collage techniques
spoken word passages
hasStyleCharacteristic dramatic vocal delivery
experimental pop structure
highly produced studio sound
hasVersion album version
extended mix
single edit
includedIn Grace Jones compilations and retrospectives
isConceptuallyRelatedTo biographical narrative of Grace Jones
isThematicContinuationOf Slave to the Rhythm (song) NERFINISHED
language English
lyricist Bruce Woolley NERFINISHED
partOf Slave to the Rhythm NERFINISHED
performer Grace Jones NERFINISHED
producer Trevor Horn NERFINISHED
recordLabel Island Records
releaseDate 1985-10-07
releaseYear 1985
usesInstrumentation drum machines
electric bass
electric guitar
orchestral strings
percussion
synthesizers

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album "Slave to the Rhythm" includesTrack Jones the Rhythm
subject surface form: Slave to the Rhythm